jlittle (12/27/2018)
lkelemen (12/27/2018)
do you know what is the difference between visual studio community edition and visual studio code?What is the difference between VS Code and VS Community?
Visual Studio Code is a streamlined code editor with support for development operations like debugging, task running and version control. It aims to provide just the tools a developer needs for a quick code-build-debug cycle and leaves more complex workflows to fuller featured IDEs.
Basically VS Code is for more hardcore/serious programming.
Check HERE for a comparison chart.
Jeff
You said it completely backwards. VS Code is for people that want a web based browser environment to run a piece of code, but they don't need a full fledged IDE like Visual Studio installed on their machine.
Your comparison chart that you posted a link to, is for the different version of Visual Studio. I use Visual Studio Community because it is free, and there are not too many features I miss from the Pro and Enterprise versions (CodeLens being the only one).
As for "hardcore programmers", Visual Studio is the most advanced application on planet earth that is not an operating system. Visual Studio can program in virtually any language, and SQL Server is built using Visual Studio shell.
Once I even had a corrupted Word document that wouldn't open with any version of Word from 97 to 2016, yet Visual Studio opened the file, and then shelled out Word 2016 and the file opened.
Creator of the free website:
PixelDatabase.Net
A Free Online Text Based Image Editor
